If you don’t think you can afford home ownership on your own, you might want to look into joint ownership property through joint tenancy, which will help you share the costs of living with another individual by sharing ownership with them. If one of you were to die, the other would automatically get what they’d… Continue reading What Is Joint Tenancy In Utah?
If a person passes on without estate planning of any kind, whether that planning is some kind of will or trust, they are said to have died intestate. Intestate law is the law that decides how assets are transferred and creditors satisfied if a person passes on without saying who gets the house, the car… Continue reading What is Intestate Law in Utah
The will and estate planning are interrelated with each other. Because the type of estate trust completely depends on the formulation of the will. While planning any estate before the estate attorney, the primary step is to compose the will and relocate the monetary distribution in that will. The process of this type of asset… Continue reading Types Of Wills In Estate Planning
A will is a document that declares a person’s wishes to transfer his/her real estate to another at death. The only difference between a will and a testament is a will applies to real estate while a testament applies to personal property. You no longer need to write a will and testament as separate documents… Continue reading Do I Need A Last Will And Testament?
